17 Dirty Talk Phrases To Build Sexual Tension

[d3cimat3d]

Indeed. Quite a lot of girls have rape fantasies. I believe I read somewhere about a study on rape victims experiencing intense orgasms during rape. I'll try to find that article..

I know this is supposed to be a joke but to a degree you may be right. Lots of women want their neck to be grabbed during sex.. I don't know this from personal experience but I think it's weird and a bit scary if its true.

That is particularly unappealing.

Sorry I ruin the moment sometimes.....

[Han Cholo]

Indeed. Quite a lot of girls have rape fantasies. I believe I read somewhere about a study on rape victims experiencing intense orgasms during rape. I'll try to find that article..

LOL wtf. That's going a bit too far.

[arcticwolf]

How about STFU!? You cam moan, and scream though if you want!

[Hierarchalist]

LOL wtf. That's going a bit too far.

Nope. Look it up...it's forbidden knowledge..

[Hierarchalist]

My nipples just popped. is it normal?

[Fortis in Arduis]

I know this is supposed to be a joke but to a degree you may be right. Lots of women want their neck to be grabbed during sex.. I don't know this from personal experience but I think it's weird and a bit scary if its true.

Folks who enjoy domination usually start with being dominated, if they then move on to dominating.

Of course some women want rough sex and domination.

This discussion belongs in the Orgy section, because I said "fuck" lots of times, and this is X-rated, but anyway...

Clearly rape is actually that, but if someone wants to be dominated and, (hahaha...) humiliated... then they are going to have to be forced to... well... do things that they would really rather not.

Which brings me to:

"Suck that dick!"

"You like that dick, don't you?"

"Take that dick!"

"All the way!"

etc.

[Oneeye]

Nope. Look it up...it's forbidden knowledge..

Only 5% of raped women report having an orgasm. We only assume that it is higher because it is embarrassing for the victim.

7. Clinicians reports
A manual search of the literature in Pubmed underthe headings sexual assault, unsolicited sexual arousal,did not recall any dedicated papers on the subject of sexual assault victims becoming aroused and/or orgas-mic. A brief study by Ringrose
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however, about theelicitation of pelvic reflexes in rape victims, reported thatin 25 cases of rape only one reported orgasm as a resultof the sexual assault, an incidence of 4%. The low inci-dence may be due to embarrassment or the shame of giving a positive answer.Anecdotal reports (personal communications ob-tained by e-mail) from three clinicians and a senior nursetherapist all involved in treating/counselling victims of sexual assault described unsolicited sexual stimuli cre-ating sexual arousal and even orgasm.Clinician A sent the following comments:
‘‘I (have) met quite a lot of victims (males) who had the full sex-ual response during sexual abuse.’’‘‘I (have) met several female victims of incest and rape who hadlubrication and orgasm.’’
Clinician B replied:
‘‘I have heard from some of my female patients that they havelubricated during rape, but not achieve orgasm. It does notmean that they could not have an orgasm.’’
Clinician C replied:
‘‘.... many of us occasionally see women who experience orgasmduring abusive sex
. . .
.’’ and are told by the abused that a com-ment from the abuser was ‘‘you must have enjoyed it – so what
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sthe problem?’’
The senior nurse-therapist said when interviewed byone of the authors (R.J.L.):‘‘Approximately 1 in 20 women who come to theclinic (an established NHS, CHS Sexual and MaritalRelationships clinic in a large provincial English city)for treatment because of sexual abuse report that theyhave had an orgasm from previous unsolicited sexualarousal. It is not detailed in the (professional) literaturebecause the victims usually do not want to tell/talkabout it because they feel guilty, as people will think thatif it happened they must have enjoyed it. The victimsoften say, ‘‘My body let me down’’. Some however,cannot summon the courage to say even that.’’The incidence of orgasm from unsolicited sexualarousal of approximately 5% quoted in the above in-terview is remarkably similar to the 4% reported byRingrose
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but both sources believe that these figures areprobably underestimates due to embarrassment

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Still, even factoring in embarrassment, it seems that a significant majority of rape victims do not orgasm. Those that do are probably more responsive to all intercourse than average.

[blklady2013]

I think some men fantasize about women fantasizing about rape for obvious reasons.

[Han Cholo]

Only 5% of raped women report having an orgasm. We only assume that it is higher because it is embarrassing for the victim.


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Still, even factoring in embarrassment, it seems that a significant majority of rape victims do not orgasm. Those that do are probably more responsive to all intercourse than average.

Interesting. According to other studies 80% of women have troubles with achieving orgasm from vaginal intercourse alone. Would this 5% of aroused victims be a fraction of this smaller 20% (would be around 1% in general)? Or things are more bizarre and skewed than they seem?

Also, most rapes are actually committed by boyfriends or friends of the victims. Man-jumps-out-the-bush rapes are not common, despite that's how everyone imagines them. If it's a intimate partner doing the rape, or a friend it makes the rape orgasm theory more credible.

[wvwvw]